2017
DOI: 10.1080/21650349.2017.1320232
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A review of design fixation: research directions and key factors

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“…Sio et al also only included studies involving 'non-negative examples' that did not breach requirements for target design problems, which may further limit their conclusions. Notwithstanding these issues, however, Sio et al's findings resonate with observations arising in Alipour, Faizi, Moradi, and Akrami's (2017) integrative review of 50 studies of fixation and inspiration effects in design, which likewise indicated that uncommon examples that are an appropriate distance from the target design problem can to mitigate fixation effects.…”
Section: Solution Fixation and Solution Inspirationmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…Sio et al also only included studies involving 'non-negative examples' that did not breach requirements for target design problems, which may further limit their conclusions. Notwithstanding these issues, however, Sio et al's findings resonate with observations arising in Alipour, Faizi, Moradi, and Akrami's (2017) integrative review of 50 studies of fixation and inspiration effects in design, which likewise indicated that uncommon examples that are an appropriate distance from the target design problem can to mitigate fixation effects.…”
Section: Solution Fixation and Solution Inspirationmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…This article also conceptualised the design fixation on higher scales such as organisations and institutions, and thereby provided a greater understanding in particular to design fixations in teams and organisations as well as the scalability of the concept. This is expected to enhance the body of knowledge on design fixation [15,47], which is to date largely based on experimental research of individual designers and informs little on real-world design [109]. On the organisational level, this article showed that the literature found that conceptual fixation occurred in large organisations [58] and that the knowledge fixation was found as an important gap [40] (see Section 3.4).…”
Section: Conceptualisation Of Design Fixation On Higher Levelsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Design fixations are a bias to prior solutions or known concepts, whereas creativity is about producing novelty and usefulness [48]. In this paper, while acknowledging the existence of tested methods to overcome design fixation on the micro-level [47], we assume that the ability of design thinking to elicit creativity is a promising way to avoid and overcome design fixation. We premise that designers who apply design thinking are less susceptible to design fixations.…”
Section: Design Thinking To Overcome Design Fixationmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…To better understand design fixation, many research studies have been conducted, typically adopting the general experimental paradigm described by Jansson and Smith. These studies are sufficiently numerous that dedicated review papers have been published (Alipour, Faizi, Moradi, & Akrami, 2017;Sio, Kotovsky, & Cagan, 2015;Vasconcelos & Crilly, 2016) in addition to the detailed reviews that are used to introduce empirical or theoretical work (for recent examples see Agogué, Poirel, Pineau, Houdé, & Cassotti, 2014;Cheng, Mugge, & Schoormans, 2014;Moreno, Blessing, Yang, Hernández, & Wood, 2016;Viswanathan, Atilola, Esposito, & Linsey, 2014;Youmans & Arciszewski, 2014). These reviews all focus on experimental research into design fixation, and make little mention of the real-world design practices within which fixation occurs or examples of such occurrences.…”
Section: The Concept Of Fixationmentioning
confidence: 99%